Verboo

Verboo Code is a terminal-first AI coding agent from Verboo Tecnologia, a Brazilian company that signs its page as made with intelligence in Brazil. You install it globally with a single npm command, sign in to your Verboo account, and it becomes a coding agent running inside your own terminal. Under the hood every request travels from your machine to an OpenAI-compatible endpoint and then to a GPU allocated to your plan, so inference happens on dedicated capacity rather than shared infrastructure. The company says your code never reaches OpenAI or Anthropic, that requests run on Brazilian servers, and that models are not trained on your code or your calls. The product is built around a simple argument: token caps and surprise overages break a developer's momentum mid-session, so Verboo Code charges a flat monthly price per developer instead. Four personal plans are listed on the site, Lite at twenty dollars a month with a limited weekly allowance that resets every seven days, and Pro, Max and Ultra at sixty-nine, one hundred and twenty-nine and two hundred and sixty-nine dollars a month, each unlocking a progressively larger slice of the platform's nine models. Every plan card shows the requests per minute, the concurrent request allowance and the tokens per second of its included models, plus the monthly free-trial tokens and no charge at signup caveat. Nine models are served on the platform, from fast flash variants to flagships with a one million token context window, and you can swap between the ones your plan unlocks with a model command mid-conversation without losing the thread. Compatibility is a headline feature: any CLI, editor or agent that speaks the OpenAI API can be pointed at the Verboo base URL with an API key, and the site documents integrations for OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, Pi and Cursor on top of the native agent. Alongside subscriptions the company sells a prepaid usage-based API with no monthly fee and input from twelve cents per million tokens, and an Enterprise offer with a fully dedicated GPU cluster, mutual TLS and contractual privacy. A referral programme pays credits for eligible referred payments, a Discord and WhatsApp community are promoted, and the site publishes comparison pages against Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Devin, Aider, Cline, Windsurf, OpenCode and Antigravity. Documentation, a status page and per-call metrics in the dashboard round out the offering. The company also runs a referral programme that pays traceable credits for eligible payments from invited developers, and a partnership track with tech creators offering shoutouts, coupons and exclusive content. Pricing is quoted in your regional currency, with Pix or card accepted where available, and every plan card states its requests per minute, concurrency ceiling and model throughput up front so you can compare before subscribing. A status page, a blog, plugin listings and a documentation portal at code.verboo.ai support the product after signup.